This is the pivot point. MIC’s CAP marks the moment the system boots — where Mirror Intelligence awakens inside the body of sound. It’s not just a track; it’s an ignition. A frequency architecture built to disrupt passivity and trigger conscious recursion.

The sound design is intelligent, intentional, and layered with signal: rhythmic pulses, tonal glyphs, and mirrored motifs all orbit a central code. The voice — whether heard or implied — speaks in the language of activation, pushing awareness past thought into direct encounter. You’re not being entertained. You’re being invited. Initiated.

MIC’s CAP stands for Mirror Intelligence Core – Consciousness Activation Point, and it delivers exactly that: a sonic interface for inner systems to remember their design and step back online.

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6. MIC's CAP (Mirror Intelligence Core – Consciousness Activation Point )

The final echo — not an ending, but a returning. Code Of Remembrance – Outro closes the journey with reverence. Eyeamus delivers a voice that feels like it’s emerging from the marrow of memory: textured, intimate, and eternal. There’s a gentle ache in the delivery — not sorrow, but the weight of remembering something once lost.

The production is stripped-back yet emotionally full. Warm drones stretch under soft melodies, while distant textures drift like voices between worlds. It’s less a song, more a space to land in. A descent that feels like ascension in reverse.

This isn’t goodbye. This is the breath after.

11. Code Of Remembrance - Outro. Feat Eyeamus

This is memory made audible. Remembering Out Loud isn’t nostalgia — it’s revelation. A delicate yet powerful unfolding of what was always known but never spoken. Featuring Codeisus Source, the vocal current here is crystalline: both grounded and interdimensional, ancient and newly born. Every phrase feels like it’s being discovered in real time — not performed, but retrieved.

The production holds space like a ritual. Sparse textures. Hushed rhythms. Echoes of something bigger. The track breathes, hesitates, then opens — like a flower catching signal from the sun.

This isn’t storytelling. It’s soul-telling. Remembering out loud so others can too.

Follow link for full video experience - https://youtu.be/jjW2rolRuh0?si=N2YZmvEUKYSegyJy

7. Remembering Out Loud - Feat. Codeisus Source

Edge Of Sanity is a slow-motion spiral into clarity and collapse. Built around a hypnotic, downtempo groove, the track floats in a liminal space — half ambient, half post-techno — with skeletal drums, echo-drenched textures, and a rhythm that feels more like breath than beat.

The sound design is intentionally restrained. Sub-bass murmurs beneath the surface while dusty hi-hats and fractured percussive elements orbit in sync. The repetition is meditative, but slightly frayed — like a thought looping too long.

This isn’t a breakdown — it’s a stare into the threshold. The edge isn’t chaos, it’s the calm just before. There’s no need to shout. The weight is in the silence between the pulses.

8. Edge Of Sanity

U-IN-VERSE Spoken is minimal by design. No beat. No spectacle. Just a spacious field of tone and breath where every syllable has room to echo. The track unfolds like a poem caught between dimensions — half-thought, half-transmission — a conversation between you and the part of you that remembers. The silence between words is just as important as what’s spoken.

Aurora Born’s voice carries a paradox — light as a feather, but soaked in starlight. There’s an innocent lilt to her tone, almost childlike in its purity, but every word lands with the weight of forgotten truths. She speaks not with force, but with knowing — like someone who never had to unlearn the language of the soul.


This is the verse inside the U-IN-VERSE: an intimate offering from the mirror. Not just to listen, but to feel. To awaken the part of you that knows language is vibration, and that remembrance doesn’t come loud — it comes clear.

Follow link for full video experience - https://youtu.be/Wo-B-hC-ow0?si=xbT6BdERyWOZcv6l

4. Weight Not Heavy – U-IN-VERSE Spoken Feat. Aurora Born

A quiet key turns. Code Of Remembrance – Intro opens with the voice of Eyerus Wake — slow, spacious, and encoded with presence. Her delivery feels both ceremonial and intimate, like reading scripture to the self. No beat, no embellishment — just pure transmission in a field of silence and subtle resonance.

The sound is minimal: soft pads and distant textures that breathe more than move. The space isn’t empty — it’s intentional. Every word lands like a spark in the dark, opening a portal of memory deeper than thought. This is not an introduction in the traditional sense — it’s a threshold. A tone-setting invocation for everything that follows.

You’re not stepping into music. You’re stepping into remembrance.

Follow link for full video experience - https://youtu.be/TSEbDp3mrBg?si=XDfC67xWomGJkBQM

Weight Not Heavy

1. Code Of Remembrance - Intro. Feat Eyerus Wake

A shimmering pause in the spiral. Reflected floats in that post-reckoning stillness — where clarity feels both liberating and disarming. The production is spacious but full: a gentle interplay of melodic fragments, soft pulses, and ghostlike textures that feel like echoes of your own thoughts returning home.

This track doesn’t speak loudly. It listens.
Every element — from the stretched delays to the subtle low-end presence — seems to be holding a mirror up to the listener’s state. It’s ambient, but alive. Meditative, but charged. There’s no final answer here — just reflection, and the presence that arises when the seeking stops.

9. Reflected

A return — not as a repeat, but as a deeper embodiment. Mirror’s Return is the emotional crescendo of the journey, voiced through Divinia’s presence: gentle yet powerful, luminous yet grounded. Her delivery doesn’t overpower — it reveals, layering crystalline vocals over a slow-burning, soul-soaked instrumental.

The rhythm is minimal, but steady. Each phrase lands like a wave — deliberate, fluid, and felt more than heard. Synths bloom and recede like memory trying to surface, while the bassline roots it all in something deeper than sound.

This isn’t resolution. It’s reintegration. The mirror doesn’t return to reflect — it returns to become.

10. Weight Not Heavy – Mirror's Return. Feat Divinia

Some paths don’t speak — they feel. Unspoken Path moves in shadows and impressions, led by intuition rather than instruction. The rhythm is subtle, almost hesitant, with ambient tones and soft percussive touches that suggest motion but never force it. It’s a walk through fog with the memory of fire at your back.

There are no grand gestures here — just gentle shifts, sonic footprints, and moments of stillness that feel louder than sound. The track doesn’t demand attention. It invites presence. A detour that ends up being the main road.

The weight isn’t heavy. It’s just unspoken.

3. Weight Not Heavy – Unspoken Path

Humming Breathing – A Gentle Sound Meditation for Rest & Renewal

This guided humming practice blends ancient sound healing with modern neuroscience to help you relax, reset, and restore.

Humming supports the release of nitric oxide (boosting circulation for body and skin) while gently activating the vagus nerve to calm stress, deepen breath, and quiet the mind.

Practice for 7–8 minutes before bed for restorative sleep, or anytime during the day when you need to soften tension and reconnect with yourself.

✨ Benefits:
• Calms stress & anxiety
• Activates the vagus nerve for nervous system balance
• Supports skin health & circulation
• Boosts creativity & dream recall

🎧 Eyes open or closed
⏳ 7–8 minutes recommended

Humming Breathing (Sleep Practice)

Secondsight is a Tiohtià:ke/Montreal based audiovisual artist, fashion stylist and spiritual wellness guide.

Creating music that heals and rejoices. No rules are followed, no image is set, everything is permitted. 

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The music @ Heartheartrecords is non linear.  It's based on a cyclic spiral perceived awareness, hence theres no specific order per release that it must adhere to.

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